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Planet Mars looks fairly orange . . .

Comment: I can't do much better than that, but Mars is more red than orange.

Also Jupiter has a lot of orange in its stripey atmosphere.

Edit: Venus is another possible answer. Its clouds are a brilliant white, but the

rocks on the surface have an orange colour, I believe.

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